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An experimental study was conducted to observe secondary radiation flux at Udaipur (270 43' 12.00" N, 750 28' 48.01" E), India during the astronomical event alignment of Constellation Capricorn, Planet Saturn, and Moon. This Astronomical event happened on October 5, 2022, between time20.30 IST to 21.00 IST. We used an efficient scintillation detector and cadences of data were collected at intervals of half an hour. Dates of observations were October 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20 (2022). Analyzed data revealed a significant enhancement of secondary radiation flux on October 5, 2022. We interpret such findings based on the aliment of Constellation Capricorns, Planet Saturn, and Moon. Due to this combined gravitational lensing, gravitation pull became significant. Therefore, more bent radiation flux entered the atmosphere of Earth, hence the formation of more secondary radiation flux in the atmosphere of Earth during this Astronomical event. Analyzed data showed integrated secondary radiation flux counts for half an hour duration on October 2- 244822, 3- 242377, 4- 248710, 5- 1445793, 6- 249377, 9 -251966, 10- 248811, 11- 256935, 12- 250589, 14- 250009, 17- 248129, 18- 248902, 19- 247771, 20- 247577 This is a unique and first-time observation during the alignment of (Straight line) of three celestial objects, Constellation Capricorns, Planet Saturn, and the Moon.